Best Songs to Get You Hyped

In this episode, we’re speaking about some of the best songs to play to test out your car speakers. We spoke about songs like On Sight by Kanye West, In The Bag by Mac Miller, That Go! By YSL and more.-List of Songs Discussed •On Sight by Kanye West•In The Bag by Mac Miller•That ... Show More

In this episode, we’re speaking about our top 10 rap albums of 2025 so far. Some of our picks include Mac Miller’s Balloonerism, Little Simz’ Lotus, From The Private Collection of Saba & No ID & more. 

In this episode, we’re speaking about our top 10 rap songs of 2025 so far. Some of our picks include tracks from The Clipse, Mac Miller’s Balloonerism, Little Simz’ Lotus & more.-LIVE ALBUM REACTIONShttps://go.nfrpodcast.com/Patreon 

Drake, per usual, has been inescapable this summer. "In My Feelings" and "Nice For What" top the charts, but there's depth to these bangers. We argue for hearing one as a meditation on fragile masculinity, the other as a paean to NOLA Bounce. Continue the conversation with us on ... Show More

Host Charlie spent the last two weeks listening to every song on the Billboard Hot 100. What did he discover? That the sonic similarities of most chart-toppers sound closer than ever. Except for the #1 song in America, as of this episode's release - "Closer" by The Chainsmokers, ... Show More

February's best new music includes a double album by Big Thief, Raveena's ambitious sophomore effort, Pusha T's old-school polish, Joyce DiDonato's wordless wondering and caroline's calming, crazy quilt of sound. Featured Tracks And Artists: 1. Big Thief — Dragon New Warm Mountai ... Show More

The final episode of our Switched on Summer throwback series finds us deconstructing more early aughts bangers. Under consideration: two of the biggest hits since Y2K, Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love" and the Black Eyed Peas' "I Got a Feeling." Tune in to dig how these tracks keeps the ... Show More

DJ Khaled, Justin Bieber, Chance the Rapper, Quavo from Migos and Lil Wayne have allied for a new smash hit: "I'm The One." Despite the star power present, the resulting track is less than the sum of its parts—repetitive, derivative, uninventive. And yet, the lackluster "I'm The ... Show More